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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"> just change to hunter. its a better head<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">The Toro Stream Rotor (300 series) was designed by Ed Hunter. It remains the most reliable gear drive head in existence. There is nothing sold by the Hunter company that can touch it. It does take a brain to actually fit the blank head with arc disc and nozzle turret, so most installers don't ever try to use them, especially since they don't spray as far as more common gear drive heads. That the Hunter heads are 2 inches taller, sometimes makes them unsuitable for replacing shorter heads.

all original equipment. by definition that means putting the broken head back in. then it would be all original equipment. hunter pgp heads are easy to adjust, and replacement is easy. just unscrew the guts.

just change to hunter. its a better head. if you mix and match different rotor heads......it doesnt make a difference how fast or slow it rotates. trust me. i have thousands of accounts where this is the case and the lawns are all green. this isnt rocket science.....its lawn sprinklers. its real easy.

If your system is all 300 series heads, it's worth the extra effort to keep it all original equipment. Pros still install systems of 300 series stream rotor heads, so look to their suppliers (local yellow pages) or Toro.